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    '''-Falleric''' is a system to describe [[Non-Binary|non-binary]] [[Gender Presentation|gender presentation]]. It describes non-binary people based on how [[masculine]] or [[feminine]] they present. This system was not intended for non-binary people who present in gender-[[neutral]] or other ways.
    '''-Falleric''' is a system to describe [[Non-Binary|non-binary]] [[Gender Presentation|gender presentation]]. It describes non-binary individuals based on how [[masculine]] or [[feminine]] they present. This system was not intended for non-binary individuals who present in gender-[[neutral]] or other ways.


    The Falleric system was developed to avoid [[Dysphoria|gender dysphoria]] by not using the terms [[masculine]] and [[feminine]], which often carry connotations about one's gender identity and may be triggering to dysphoria.
    The Falleric system was developed to avoid [[Dysphoria|gender dysphoria]] by not explicitly using the terms [[masculine]] and [[feminine]], which often carry connotations about one's gender identity and may be triggering.
    == Mascfalleric ==
    == Mascfalleric ==
    [[File:Mascfalleric.jpg|thumb|The mascfalleric flag.]]
    [[File:Mascfalleric.jpg|thumb|The mascfalleric flag.]]
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    == Femfalleric ==
    == Femfalleric ==
    [[File:Femfalleric.jpg|thumb|The femfalleric flag.]]
    [[File:Femfalleric.jpg|thumb|The femfalleric flag.]]
    '''Femfalleric''' is a term to describe femininegender expression and/or presentation by someone with a nonbinary gender identity.
    '''Femfalleric''' is a term to describe feminine gender expression and/or presentation by someone with a nonbinary gender identity.


    == History ==
    == History ==
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